We’ve enjoyed watching the MAD DASH to get onboard Android over the last year or so, with plenty of big retailers and shops finally getting over their iPhone fixation and embracing Google’s OS. The latest to do so is TV shopping network QVC, which has launched this accompanying app to run alongside its broadcasts.
The full range of over 15,000 items can be purchased from within the app, plus it contains TV schedules for those of you who enjoy staring at the bizarre shows it broadcasts.
Used to have a thing for Bid-Up.TV a few years ago, but that was before “being on the internet” assimilated absolutely all of my waking time.
Link via Apps Rush.
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